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Date

22 April 2021

Audience

Environment and community interest groups

Engagement

19 stakeholders

OBJECTIVES

To share our biodiversity commitments for 2021 to 2026, understand stakeholders’ biodiversity interests and priorities  and to explore ways we could manage our landholdings and worksites  to encourage biodiversity.

 

Your comments & our responses

Priorities

You told us that you prioritised all aspects of biodiversity equally and we should invest to encourage biodiversity on our work sites, irrespective of who owns the land we are working on.

Taking this on board we will our approach will be to develop to a programme of improvements and activities across a broad range of biodiverse areas – flora, insects, birds, pollinators and animals – to deliver improvements rather than focusing on, or prioritising one or two  specific biodiverse aspects.

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